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FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY [COMPLETE MODULE]
The 13 lessons are included in this bundle are: Defining and Measuring CrimeThe Top-Down Approach to Offender ProfilingThe Bottom-Up Approach to Offender ProfilingLombroso’s Atavistic FormGenetic and Neural ExplanationsEysenck’s Theory of the Criminal PersonalityCognitive TheoryDifferential Association TheoryPsychodynamic Explanations for OffendingCustodial SentencingBehavioural Modification in CustodyAnger ManagementRestorative Justice *Please see individual lessons for further details of inclu
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Graphology | Introduction to Handwriting Analysis | Psychology | Personality
Looking for an activity for your crime or forensics class, a new club for your high school students, or simply a fun one-off lesson? This pack of Graphology activity and information sheets is what you are looking for! This product is also included in my High School Combo BUNDLE.This resource covers all of the key basics for students to collect handwriting samples from peers or teachers, follow the guides and diagrams, and analyze their findings. As amateurs, take with a pinch of salt and enjoy!!
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Forensic Anthropology Worksheets (3 in 1 Forensics Bundle)
This bundle includes reinforcement of concepts taught in my PowerPoint notes about Forensic Anthropology but can also be completed with other notes as well!The worksheets included in this bundle are:- Determining Age from Bones- Determining Race from Bones- Determining Sex from Bones
FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY: Offender Profiling - The Top-Down Approach
To request lessons, provide feedback or if you have had any issues opening any resources of my resources, please feel free to contact me at jb_resources@outlook.com (responses are usually very prompt).Key content included:Key questionsVideo: What is Offender Profiling?Offender ProfilingThe American Approach: Top-Down ProfilingWhat is the American Approach called ‘Top-down’?Organised vs. Disorganised OffendersCharacteristics of Organised OffendersCharacteristics of Disorganised OffendersConstruct
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FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY: Offender Profiling - The Bottom-Up Approach
To request lessons, provide feedback or if you have had any issues opening any resources of my resources, please feel free to contact me at jb_resources@outlook.com (responses are usually very prompt).Key content included:Key QuestionsThe British Approach: Bottom-up ApproachSmallest space analysisVideo: Investigative psychologyInvestigative PsychologyGeographical profilingCanter’s circle theory (1993)Activity: Applying the bottom-up approachExam practice with Mark Scheme: Application QuestionEva
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Forensic Science Word Search Puzzle Activity with Coloring | Applied Science
Applied Science - Forensic Science word search puzzle / coloring page activity worksheet. Combines a challenging word find activity with mindfulness coloring to provide an engaging and relaxing learning activity. Contains 32 words in a fun puzzle about Science for older kids, teens and adults. Reinforce vocabulary, spelling and learning with a fun printable wordsearch puzzle. Also great for games nights and class parties. The perfect solution when you need an engaging and fun activity to su
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FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY: Genetic and Neural Explanations for Criminality
To request lessons, provide feedback or if you have had any issues opening any resources of my resources, please feel free to contact me at jb_resources@outlook.com (responses are usually very prompt).Key content included:Key questionsGenetic and Neural ExplanationsGenetic ExplanationsTwin StudiesCandidate genesVideo: Can your genes make you violent?Diathesis-stress modelNeural ExplanationsThe Prefrontal CortexMirror NeuronsActivity: The Mobley DefenceEvaluation worksheetEvaluation pointsExam pr
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Estimating Time of Death Scenarios Forensic Science (Pathology Unit)
The students are given three case scenarios, where they will have to use their knowledge and data to analyze and set an estimate for when each death took place.I always have my students use the "Estimating Time of Death" overview to help them solve these cases! You can find a link to this in my TPT Store "Estimating Time of Death Cheat Sheet"The answer key is provided for the teacher, so this is a printable, no-prep activity for a teacher to use during their death investigation unit!
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Also included in: Forensic Pathology & Death Investigation Forensic Science Unit Bundle
Speech and Debate Reflection Spreadsheet
As a Speech and Debate coach, reflection after tournaments is the most important tool. I created this spreadsheet for students and myself to keep track of their tournaments and get conversations going about their performance during tournaments they attended.
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FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY: Eysenck's Theory of The Criminal Personality
]To request lessons, provide feedback or if you have had any issues opening any resources of my resources, please feel free to contact me at jb_resources@outlook.com (responses are usually very prompt).Key content included:Key questionsGeneral Personality TheoryMeasuring the Criminal PersonalityPsychoticism, Extraversion and Neuroticism?Biological BasisThe Criminal PersonalityThe Role of SocialisationEvaluation worksheetEvaluation pointsExam practice with Mark Scheme: 16 Mark Essay QuestionPlena
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How Do We Define Freedom?
Essential Questions:What is the meaning of freedom?How do we define freedom?Objective:Students will explore ideas about the meaning of freedom and the responsiblity to protect them.This worksheet is appropriate for any age. Use this worksheet as a launch activity for various Social Studies units or in observation of Black History Month; recognizing how African Americans can redefine freedom post enslavement.
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Virtual Autopsy Lab Guided Student Questions
This editable document scaffolds learning for your students. By following the steps of the autopsy in the virtual lab, your students will be able to explain all the steps the pathologist would take from beginning to end of the autopsy.Introduction... "A case just came across your desk in which an unidentified Jane Doe needs an autopsy to determine the cause and manner of death. You must complete & thoroughly answer the following..."This is an engaging activity where your students will learn
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Debate Infographic - 10 Logical Fallacies
This pdf printable infographic covers 10 logical fallacies: ad hominem, false cause, straw man, red herring, equivocation, bandwagon, slippery slope, false dilemma, hasty generalization, and appeal to ignorance. Includes concise descriptions, examples, and icons to aid in understanding. Enjoy!
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Quiz - Forensic Anthropology
This is a quiz to assess your student's understanding of the material covered when studying forensic anthropology. This quiz has material covered in my notes as well as general material covered elsewhere.
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Skeletal System Worksheet For Kids Not Grade Specific Vocabulary Maze & Labeling
✋️Are you tired of using traditional textbooks to teach anatomy to your students? Do you want to make the learning experience more engaging and interactive for them? Look no further than our 'Skeletal System Maze: Explore and Label Bones' activity! This activity is designed to capture your students' attention and provides an exciting and informative educational tool that promotes active learning.✔️ What's Inside:Differentiated versions of a maze projected over a bone labeling worksheet.Answer ke
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Types of Physical Evidence Activity & Stations (Forensic Science)
Class & Individual EvidenceThe students will be able to classify different types of evidence into categoriesThe students will be able to identify physical evidenceThe students will be able to define “Class characteristics” and “Individual characteristics”The students will be able to explain how class characteristics can be compiled to increase the probability of a suspect being linked to a crimeClass characteristics are common to a group of objects or persons. Individual characteristics can
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How to Maximize Security Camera Effectiveness: Take the Quiz
Enhance the effectiveness of your security camera system with our comprehensive quiz. Designed to maximize your understanding of security camera functionality, this quiz will provide you with valuable insights on how to optimize your surveillance setup. By taking this quiz, you will gain the knowledge needed to ensure that your security cameras are operating at their full potential, allowing you to protect your property and loved ones with confidence. Don't miss out on this opportunity to maximi
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Fingerprint Identification Activity
A great forensic science lab activity for studying fingerprints! Students will learn all about the different fingerprint patterns, they learn how to take fingerprints, and they will identify their own individual fingerprint pattern.Includes:-1 page of information on the three major fingerprint pattern types (arch, loop, whorl)-1 fingerprint identification page-1 practice page-Fingerprint ID cards (print as many as needed)Students will also need:-Ink pads-Magnifying glasses
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Introduction to Forensic Science Exam with Answer Key
This is a written exam containing multiple choice, short answer questions and three "case study" style questions. The answer key is provided to help assist with simple rules for scoring. This exam covers the introduction to forensic science and the law (scientific rules of admissibility) as well as crime scene processing. This exam includes specific cases that deal with mishandling of evidence, why maintaining the chain of custody is important, and proper processing of a crime scene.
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True Crime Forensics Case Study: Dr. Coppolino's Deadly House Calls
True crime... Murder, a mistress, and the question of scientific evidence in the courtroom - this case has it ALL!This assignment includes an overview of the Dr. Coppolino case, which involves murders caused by an injection of a paralytic drug. The case is significant in the history of forensic science due to questions surrounding admissibility of scientific evidence into court. I always teach this case as a part of the introduction to forensic science unit.This assignment includes the reading o
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FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY: Cognitive Explanations for Offending - Kohlberg's Theory
To request lessons, provide feedback or if you have had any issues opening any resources of my resources, please feel free to contact me at jb_resources@outlook.com (responses are usually very prompt).Key content included:Key questionsLevel of Moral ReasoningThe Heinz DilemmaKohlberg’s Model of Moral DevelopmentVideo: Kohlberg’s Model of Moral DevelopmentActivity: Explain each stage of Kohlberg’s ModelKohlberg’s Model and CriminalityCognitive DistortionsHostile Attribution BiasMinimalisationExam
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FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY: Lombroso's Atavistic Form Theory
To request lessons, provide feedback or if you have had any issues opening any resources of my resources, please feel free to contact me at jb_resources@outlook.com (responses are usually very prompt).Key content included:Key QuestionsAtavistic Form: A Historic Approach to OffendingLombroso’s ResearchAtavistic CharacteristicsActivity: Serial Killers and The Atavistic FormVideo: Eugenics - The movement that inspired the holocaustEvaluation worksheetEvaluation pointsExam practice with Mark Scheme:
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Lincoln Douglas Debate Flow Sheet - Affirmative
This flow sheet is meant to help Speech and Debaters participating in Lincoln Douglas debate on the AFFIRMATIVE side of the debate. On the top is a box containing the stages and times of the debate. The rest of the blank spaces are from the affirmative point of view.* legal sized paper
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PBS’ Secrets of the Dead: Ben Franklin’s Bones Questions
PBS’ Secrets of the Dead: Ben Franklin’s Bones Questions: 20 chronological questions for PBS’ Secrets of the Dead: Ben Franklin’s Bones. Includes suggested answers.
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